Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-29

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u..ald--It Is rain the fai'chess are
IasIng heayenward for.
I | railing hay at a and $500 per
ybat a man with q machine
EOmmands .. h,,.
4 49, man demanded ~ per nun
NJ SI for wheat at the -four mill last
Aeek ,,.,snat,,,
.,,,,e among the ranchers, and little
~ the former Is In the market.
! Martin and Freeman ID miles oe-
l, town on Silver creek, are busy
r,is.ting, blowing, digging potatoes
H. preparing for winter
NJ \ MN. Dunn, on Spring creek, was
H. proud of turnlp weighing 10
|..OSs. and measuring "a inches in
,sumference. He sent Il east this
heck
u potatocs are a drug on the market
IN now al IS cents per hundred
lIoauds from farmers, but the cold
4 ,ather viii soon make a raise and
z#aaand.
4 come 60 bushels Of wheat were
.,,ght al The mill this week at the
y q 81 80 per 100 pounds, the ex-
sye cents being made by the sell
demanding the sacks In return.
Bingham county farmers have,
a. contract to furnish the Belle
j houring mill with a carload OF
II heat every other day.
The population Of Idaho has In
srs,ed wonderfully in the last ssY.
r,sn years. In 1870 the population
II !. il. 800: in 1880, 5000, 1887,
80. ,and still they come
!, this the kind Of Law you have
nahog Asked client In . case
Bsyhorse when be was being sent
Nj iii and the defendant was getting
III 4 xish 4 small fine. This Is Bay,
ore procinct law said the attorney
a. the Camas No 2 mine cannot
y bought by the London parties In,
crested. under the Alien Land Act,
ay propose to lease !, for a term q
II rear
Tines-The cheif cry nov In Albion
~ more houses 10 rent Every mar
sss oNns a vacant lot Ia the burr
oalA build house upon il. II viii
roys the very best investment tina
saa Be- made whether the house I
NJ oId o. rented, for double the numhe
4 houses will be needed In Albion u
be next two wears. The three grca
\ cIuisiles TO financial success there
ss arp now, 81 iirSt, build houses
sand build houses, third bull
oases
J, ~ Bartlett writes from Californi
b a St Paul paper rs follows. 'Th
ssl estate craze In California Is o
Pc point Of collapsing and cvcryon
trying TO get from under. II
sssimaicd that in the country bctwec
IAN Diego and Sacramento, whel
speculation has been most rampan
sis, 100000 win become duo IN \,
MEMBER and December, In the shaI
Y Il deferred payments The create
boom has been IN unproiuctiyc pro
srsy, and whom settlement day com
IAeu will he crash that will di
count The late wheat deal.
One hundred men Of Boise Cii
have resolved themselves into Boa
y Trade They are nearly all In col
lurtablc circumstances and many rio
\ They are working like beavers 10 kc'
Il Boise City In the lead as the princip
own in Idaho. Were Il not for I
I eaorts Of these men this town wotl
have gone TO the dogs long ago.
Aey do not succeed In their endeavc
| will not be their fault. --Record'
ketchum Keystone The late grai
Jury found eleven indictments again
ex-oiiicials which the district attorn
D. refused TO draw. The grand ju
III through its foreman appealed to I
court the action taken By the distr
81 attorney was proper, a fact that
grand iurymen the members shot
have been conversant with. Az
thanking the court for wholesome
n vice given to the grand jury, .
passing around the ''tafTy" dish amo
heyarious officials the body adjourn
Baker City Democratic is sta
% pretty good authority that
passenger conductors on the O. II
@ y. have heau reoueatad 10 resign.